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puppetmaker) wrote2008-11-19 02:03 pm
puppetmaker) wrote2008-11-19 02:03 pm
5 questions Meme from Booraven22
1. Leave me a comment saying you want to do the meme.
2. I'll respond by asking you five personal questions so I can get to know you better.
3. You should update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You should include this explanation and offer to ask someone else in the post.
5. When others comment asking to be asked, you will ask them five questions.
I asked the awesome Booraven22 to give me 5 questions and here they are with my answers
1: What's one puppet you've not made yet that you really really want to get made?
It is part of a larger Costume Idea but I want to recreate the Dog from the Henson's series "The Storyteller". Either that or the Scary Godmother set I have had in my head for a while and permission from Jill to create
2: Do you get stage fright before a performance? How do you get over it, if you do? (I get it ALL THE TIME!)
I use to get it all the time and now I will get it occasionally esp. in a new situation. And honestly the way I got over it was putting myself in that situation of having to talk in front of a group or perform. The more I did it, the less I dreaded it. Probably because I have had things go horribly wrong and it was not that bad in the long term. Now talking in front of a group is not a biggie. I still get a rush of the butterflies right before I do a puppet performance.
3: What is one thing you hope your kids learn from you? That they'll hopefully pass on to their own kids?
To nurture that sense of wonder that little kids have. To give the chance to learn about the world around them with a sense of fun and fantasy. That and decent grammar.
4: What locale/time would you love to see on an ep of Doctor Who that they've not done yet? (That will inevitably be filmed in a Welsh Quarry! )
Historically, Jack the Ripper would be interesting. I wrote the one that I found the most interesting which was Jamie meeting William Wallace.
5: What is your most treasured memory of your family? (This can be from your childhood or your family now)
Oh boy. That is a tough one since I have so many of them. Caroline meeting all the Disney Princesses is pretty high up there for family now.
Childhood would probably be the Christmases on the farm.
2. I'll respond by asking you five personal questions so I can get to know you better.
3. You should update your LJ with the answers to the questions.
4. You should include this explanation and offer to ask someone else in the post.
5. When others comment asking to be asked, you will ask them five questions.
I asked the awesome Booraven22 to give me 5 questions and here they are with my answers
1: What's one puppet you've not made yet that you really really want to get made?
It is part of a larger Costume Idea but I want to recreate the Dog from the Henson's series "The Storyteller". Either that or the Scary Godmother set I have had in my head for a while and permission from Jill to create
2: Do you get stage fright before a performance? How do you get over it, if you do? (I get it ALL THE TIME!)
I use to get it all the time and now I will get it occasionally esp. in a new situation. And honestly the way I got over it was putting myself in that situation of having to talk in front of a group or perform. The more I did it, the less I dreaded it. Probably because I have had things go horribly wrong and it was not that bad in the long term. Now talking in front of a group is not a biggie. I still get a rush of the butterflies right before I do a puppet performance.
3: What is one thing you hope your kids learn from you? That they'll hopefully pass on to their own kids?
To nurture that sense of wonder that little kids have. To give the chance to learn about the world around them with a sense of fun and fantasy. That and decent grammar.
4: What locale/time would you love to see on an ep of Doctor Who that they've not done yet? (That will inevitably be filmed in a Welsh Quarry! )
Historically, Jack the Ripper would be interesting. I wrote the one that I found the most interesting which was Jamie meeting William Wallace.
5: What is your most treasured memory of your family? (This can be from your childhood or your family now)
Oh boy. That is a tough one since I have so many of them. Caroline meeting all the Disney Princesses is pretty high up there for family now.
Childhood would probably be the Christmases on the farm.
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2. If you could make your dream job poof out of thin air, what would it be?
3. How did you get into the Ball Jointed Dolls?
4. Are you and D coming to DragonCon this year?
5. How does it feel to finally be done with all the wedding planning?